InputSynthetic example
“I don’t want to buy right after a spike — I’d rather split it up.”
Check whether the criteria are specific enough to act on.
How it works in 30 seconds
How my investing principle
becomes an executable strategy
Clarify ambiguity, set risk limits, and run only approved rules on your PC.
Six steps
Turn an idea into a verifiable sequence
- 01
Input
Gather your investing ideas scattered across notes, links, and documents.
- 02
Interpret
Turn when to buy and when to stop into rules anyone can read.
- 03
Clarify
If something reads multiple ways or a criterion is missing, we ask again.
- 04
Set risk limits
Decide the amount, loss limits, and stop conditions before the strategy itself.
- 05
Verify
Check how the rules behave and where their limits are, using past data and simulated orders.
- 06
Run on your PC
Only the approved rules run, in a program on your own PC.
Synthetic example
If it’s ambiguous, ask first
An explanatory example, not investment advice.
Clarifying questionAnswer needed
What time window and what percent move counts as a "spike"?
Nothing runs until the criteria are set.
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Check the safety principles that hold before execution
Explains when it stops on uncertainty, and how it handles duplicate orders and restarts.